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New PS3 and PS Move bundles leaked by box manufacturer, Black Friday deal evidently in tow

There is a healthy choice of new PlayStation kits coming your way within the near future. Images of unannounced bundle boxes have surfaced over at Slickdeals, courtesy of Scream777, who claims to work at a package production facility that makes ‘em. Those include a previously unknown Mayhem Edition PS Move kit with a Sharpshooter peripheral and the latest Resistance and Killzone titles, while an entire Entertainment Bundle packs a 160GB PS3 Slim with a free month of PlayStation Plus and the newest Little Big Planet and Ratchet and Clank. Gaming blog Gimme Gimme Games claims that the CEB would be $250, with Scream777 noting that its order invoice lists it as a Black Friday special. Adding credence to the leak, said poster also threw in box shots of the 320GB Uncharted 3 bundle and Goldeneye 007: Reloaded Sharpshooter set — either one of that are currently available for pre-order. Here’s to hoping all of it proves true, but meanwhile, yow will discover more details within the links below.

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